Research Project
MES-CoBraD: Assessment & Management of Complex Brain Disorders
Our research project to improve diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic outcomes in people with Complex Brain Disorders.
Where: international
Where: international
Challenge
Give to caregivers a clearer idea about the therapy to administer to patients and to doctors a highly supported in the management of the entire therapeutic path.
Approach
The procedures for the diagnosis and therapies management of the so-called “Complex Brain Disorders”, like dementia, epilepsy, sleep disorders and similar, are quite complex.
The main goal of the MES-CoBraD project is to deliver an open-source platform to collect heterogeneous health data, coming from sensors, questionnaires, diagnostic imaging and so on, in order to integrate and process them through ad-hoc created ML/AI algorithms.
The outcomes of this AI analysis will be shown through insights and dashboards that will support faster and a more accurate diagnosis.
The MES-CoBraD Project aims at addressing all the challenges (clinical, research and technological) by developing the MES-CoBraD Platform and its integrated precision medicine modules, and by ensuring its diagnostic accuracy, utility, feasibility, and acceptability.
The platform will also provide a module (MES-CoBraD Expert System) which aims at improving personalized medicine approaches in real-world practice. In the project, Engineering is both technical coordinator of the entire project and leader of the activities related to the creation of a common multi-source research data lake. Our goal is to make sure that the data from the real word is interoperable and available for analysis.
The project has received co-funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 programme - Contract No. 826183.
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